The Claas Jaguar 840 is a forage harvester manufactured by Claas, a leading German producer of agricultural machinery. Forage harvesters are used to cut, chop, and process fresh grass, legumes, and other crops for livestock feed, and are essential equipment on dairy and mixed farms. This 2014 model represents Claas's mid-range offering in the Jaguar series.
The machine is powered by a Mercedes engine and features four-wheel drive with automatic lubrication. The front tires are 800/65R32 with 80% tread remaining, and the rear tires are 16.5/85R24, also with 80% tread remaining. An on-board air compressor is installed, and the cab is equipped with air conditioning and an AM/FM radio for operator comfort during extended shifts.
The cutting and processing system includes a 20-knife cutter head with 70% knife life remaining, fitted with standard knives. The kernel processor is a Claas-brand unit. The feed rolls are of straight type and feature manual adjustment capability; feed roll condition is rated as average, with 50% roller life remaining. A Harvest Tec moisture monitor is installed for crop assessment during harvesting.
Additional features include a spout camera for load visibility and a chemical applicator for on-crop treatment. The machine is equipped with an auto-lubrication system to reduce maintenance downtime. Located in Minnesota, USA, this 2014 model is priced at $285,000.
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